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I hope you have all read Alan Gazzaniga's first mystery,A Seedfor All Seasons. If not, you should buy a copy now so that you will be ready for the sequel, The SeedsWe Sow, which is available at Amazon.com or www.trafford.com. Three of A1 and Shae's children are in medicine as an urolo- gist, orthopedic surgeon and ob-gyn. Their younger daughter takes after her literary father and is in the home stretch for a Ph.D. in English literature at Cornell.

Another publication worth checking is TheBest Lawyers in America 2003-2004. Included in the group cited by what is considered the preeminent referral guide to the legal profession in the United States is our own Morton P. Fisher, managing partner of the Baltimore office of Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP. Mort is in the firms real estate department and has been involved in every type of real estate transaction. He is the former president of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and a former chair of the section of real property, probate and trust law of the American Bar Association.

ZEVEX International Inc. has appointed Dick Shanaman to the company's board of directors. Dick retired as senior executive vice president and chief operating officer of Prudential Financial Services in 1984 and served as a director of Lombard Investments until 2003. Also, Tyco International Ltd. has nominated Carl McCall to the board, effective at the next annual meeting.

The following report comes from our Webmaster: "Roger and Barbara Bruttomesso, Cack and Joanne Bittner, Pete and Ellie Durno, Bob Eleveld and Michele Mclsaac, Don and Patsy McCree, Hank Milton, John Murphy, John Sherwood, Herb and Joyce Swarzman, Andy and Nathalie Thomas, Larry and Marty Weltin and Phil and Carolyn Wood took in the '58 January Jamboree in Tampa/Clearwater January 9 through 12 and had a great time: A Friday breakfast went for three hours as new classmates continued to show up. A group then went to Tarpon Springs to have a Greek lunch, sightsee and shop. (We never did make it to Busch Gardens.) The Swarzmans and Weltins hosted cocktails and dinner. MC was Welts,' who cracked us up with his stories. The Swarzmans' beautiful place was like a museum of modern art—truly gorgeous. Saturday a golf tournament was held with eight players competing. Joanne Bittner won the coveted Sewing Kit Trophy. Others went sightseeing. Cocktails and dinner were at the hotel, where MC Cack Bittner kept us in stitches. Oh, yes, Murph and Welts entertained us on the piano. (Weltin can still play 'Sentimental Journey' from underneath the piano.)" Photos are on the class Web site.

If these few '58s can have this much fun, think of all you will be missing if you aren't in Hanover from June 9 through 12. Aside from what you have already heard, there will be baking classes at King Arthur Flour, a reception and buffet dinner at the new Montshire Museum, a dinner in the Bema and more than 100 classmates with whom you will be able to engage in rascality magnanimously recalled.

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REUNION June 9-12 2003